Furloughs Hit 1100 at New Departure Plant in Sandusky
Sandusky 1100 of 2300 hourly workers at General Motors New Departure Hyatt Bearing Division were sent home Tuesday night amid GM plant shutdowns tied to a United Auto Workers strike. Picket lines formed outside the plant as workers protested perceived seniority violations in furlough notices.
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Sandusky
Hyatt
General Motors
United Auto Workers
United Auto Workers Union
Ohio
UAW
New Departure
Packard Electric
Warren
Inland Manufacturing
Dayton
Delco Moraine
Harry Kelly
New
Hyatt Division
Hyatt Sandusky
Five Die in Albany Labor Dept Shooting and Suicide
Four women coworkers were killed and a gunman died by suicide in a rifle attack at the New York Labor Department building. Coroner John Marra described a chaotic scene with three young women dead and one DOA at the medical center.
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
Labor Department
State
John Marra
Fire destroys 30 homes in Oakland hills blaze
A wind driven fire in the brush covered hills east of San Francisco Bay destroyed at least 30 homes and damaged about 20 more. Oakland Fire Chief James J. Sweeney said there was no legitimate reason for the fires and that they were likely set intentionally or carelessly.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
San Francisco Bay
James J. Sweeney
Sweeney
Cleveland Orchestra strikers protest autocracy at Severance Hall
Cleveland musicians picketed Severance Hall in a protest against Musical Arts Association leadership. They performed the Colonel Bogey March in place of Beethoven and Bach and carried placards reading For Mutual Respect and No. 1 in Artistry, No. 5 in Salary while some carried instruments and sang.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Orchestra
Bogey
Bach
Musical Arts Association
Severance Hall
Southern governors unite against forced pupil busing in public schools
Deep South and border state governors join in a rare accord opposing forced busing to balance races in schools. A 10 to 2 vote at the Southern Governors Conference ends a bitter clash over whether the 17-state group should take a stand.
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Biloxi
Miss
UPI
Southern Governors Conference
Russell W. Peterson
Delaware
Louis A. Ferre
Puerto Rico
Norwalk Weather Dims Then Rain Showers Likely
September 23 1970 forecast calls for variable cloudiness and showers through Thursday. Highs mid 70s to lower 80s, lows around 60s, 70 percent precipitation today and tonight, 60 percent Thursday. winds 10 to 15 mph. Deaths list Edward F Stallkamp Roy E Tanner Stefen M Koslow.
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Norwalk
Onassis Upscale Year Spending and Middle East War Update
The report details Aristotle Onassis and Jackie Kennedy Onassis living on a budget of 384 615 38 weekly, with jewelry purchases reaching 5 million, alongside a tense Middle East crisis. King Hussein announces a four point plan to end civil war after battles with Syrian forces and mediation by Arab leaders in Cairo.
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New York
UPI
Aristotle Socrates Onassis
Fred Sparks
Ari
Onassises
Bernard Geis
John F. Kennedy
Sparks
Onassis
Jackie
Hussein
Syria
Gaafar El-Numeiry
Amman
Cairo
Habes Al-Majali
United States
Israel
Middle East
Jordan
Britain
Russia
Mideast
Man Charged With Drug Sale in Bellevue
BELLEVUE Perry Redmond 30 of rural Bellevue was arrested Monday night by Bellevue police and charged with possession and sale of amphetamines. He pleaded not guilty in Common Pleas Court. Bond set at 5000 cash or 10000 property. Officer Charles Robinson said the arrest occurred about 530 PM at the Norfolk and Western Railway roundhouse. warrant charges four amphetamine pills sold.
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Bellevue
Perry Redmond
Redmond
Common Pleas Court
Ptl
Charles Robinson
Norfolk and Western Railway
Ptl. Robinson
Brownout Strikes Eastern Seaboard Across Five States
United Press International reports a 5 percent voltage drop across New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware Virginia and the District of Columbia as unseasonably hot weather drives peak demand. Utilities urge conservation after Tuesday brownouts affected hundreds of thousands.
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United Press International
Middle Atlantic States
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
District of Columbia
Penn- Jersey-Maryland
Monroeville Names Three Police Posts Pending Council Approval
Monroeville recommended Richard H. Goetze as chief and named two full time patrolmen Grant T. Myers and Richard C. Thompson. The trio await formal approval after a safety committee meeting. The sheriff’s department had provided protection since resignations over Labor Day Weekend.
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Monroeville
Richard H. Goetze
Danbury Township
Kenneth Salisbury
John Borgia
Richard Andres
Grant T. Myers
Erie County
Huron
Richard C. Thompson
Sheriff's Department
Leonard Conners
Robert McPeek
Anthony Wechter
Goetze
U.S. Coast Guard
Priest River
Idaho
Danbury
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Gilligan
John J. Gilligan
Ohio National Guard
Kent State
Columbus
Atlanta
UPS
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Carl E. Sanders
Hal Suit
Lester G. Maddox
Carter
Sanders
Edward F. Stallkamp
Roy E. Tanner
Willard
Stefen M. Koslow
Walnut St
Memorial Reservoir
Memorial
H.D. Quigg
Cleopatra
Brownout
Seaboard
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